Cooper Landing Grooming Report: New Snow, Great Skiing!!!

Friday, March 18, 2011

Packed, groomed and set track to Grayling and Campground Loops. Get out and enjoy the spring skiing and full moon!!

AnonymousMarch 19, 2011 at 5:05 PM
Today was a great ski, thanks for the wonderful grooming! Warning: skiers told us that there is an ACTIVE TRAPLINE AT FALLS TRAILHEAD AND TRAIL. We did not explore close to see it for ourselves but I wanted others to know so you don't have a bad experience with kids or dogs! THANKS AGAIN FOR VOLUNTEERING YOUR TIME!
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AnonymousMarch 26, 2011 at 9:48 AM
Great Groomin'! Thanks for helping extend the ski season!
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Trail Etiquitte

Think Before You Sink: Don't use the trail if you leave tracks deeper than 1 inch.
Regardless of skis, snowshoes, bike tires, or feet: trails users should float on the surface of the trail.
Breaking through the trail and leaving deep tracks by ski, tire, or foot can degrade the trail for everyone.
Avoid skating, walking, running or riding on the set classic XC ski tracks.
Avoid skiing right after groomers have groomed trails. It takes 2-4 hours for the freshly groomed trails to set up.
Hikers, bikers, snowshoers, walkers: please stay to one side.
Respect the wildlife. Enjoy watching but don't hassle them.
Fill in sitzmarks (disturbed snow left when you fall).
Downhill skiers have the right-of-way.